The city will replace neighborhood signage in Bridle Trails in 2026 as part of a Neighborhood Enhancement Program project. The new signs will reinforce Bridle Trails' distinct identity. Community input will be critical throughout the design process, from initial direction and review of alternates to the final selection.
Take the Bridle Trails Signage Community Survey by March 30 to provide your feedback on the neighborhood’s identity and future.
Potential Locations
The signs will replace ones at four locations that are gateways to the neighborhood.
Timeline and Process
- Seeking initial design direction from the Eastgate community - March
- Procure vendor with scope drafted per design direction - April
- Vendor will develop three alternate designs per initial community direction - June
- Community to vote on preferred choice of the three sign designs - July
- Construction and Installation of signs - November
Preliminary Design
We anticipate these signs will be constructed of stone-cladding, brick, or concrete with metal elements, similar to previous neighborhood signage. Per the City’s neighborhood signage standards, these signs must use durable long-lasting materials. Unfortunately, wood is not a suitable material for any portion of the sign, although there is potential to obtain a wood-like appearance with an alternate material or method.
Additionally, the sign must comply with requirements dictating the size and height as well as other requirements such as vehicle sightlines and view triangles from driveways. Signs must be low-maintenance: easy to repair, clean and remove any potential graffiti.
We would like to understand the characteristics and features of the neighborhood you most value and which could inspire the design of the signs. Additionally, we would like to hear your general thoughts on the signage.
Take the Bridle Trails Signage Community Survey by March 30.